99 Robinson Street is a six-unit renovation play built for the BRRR method or a value-add fix and flip. Five of the six units are vacant, allowing renovation on the buyer's own timeline with no tenant coordination, relocation costs, or lost rent from working around occupied units. The sixth unit is occupied at below-market rent and can be turned or held through the initial phase. The uniform mix, six 2-bedroom units, 12 beds total, keeps the renovation scope repeatable, which simplifies budgeting, contractor scheduling, and post-renovation leasing. The metal roof was replaced within the last 5 to 7 years, so the major exterior capital item is already handled and renovation dollars can go entirely into interior finishes, the work that drives rent. Current rents reflect the building's unrenovated condition, and the gap between in-place and market rent represents the value to be created, not value already priced in at acquisition. Once renovated, an investor running BRRR can refinance off the stabilized NOI, while a fix and flip investor can market the property as turnkey. The location supports either exit: a walkable Eastside Binghamton neighborhood near daily-needs retail and services, off-street parking on site, and consistent demand for 2-bedroom units that supports fast lease-up. A pro forma rent roll reflecting achievable rents once renovation is complete is included below.